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Tarot
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| At one point the Tarot tradition lived in small groups, secret societies, and magical rituals. It still does, of course, but these days it lives more and more on the Web. So many sites have sprung up no one could possibly list them all. Here are a few of my favorites. | |
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Worker of Oracles |
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The Tarot School |
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Llewellyn Worldwide |
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Aeclectic Tarot |
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American Tarot Association |
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Tarot Passages |
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Tarot Celebrations |
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Judith Laura's Suite |
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KnightHawk's Tarot Website |
| Writing | |
| Here are a few sites that feature my writing. Meta Arts Magazine carries my monthly column, "Soulforest". Cambrian Publishing is the place to order Burning Sky, my collection of 27 short stories. The Lambs Head Guide is a unique work, a 'field guide' to fake diseases, with a long list of wonderful contributors, including Michael Moorcock, who long ago bought my first short story, for New Worlds. | |
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Meta Arts Magazine |
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Cambrian Publishing |
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Jeff VanderMeer's Disease Bits |
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The Authors Guild |
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LiteraryHistory |
| Teaching | |
| Most of my teaching involves workshops or monthly
classes, which you can find listed in the calendar.
Below are two links for more long-time teaching. Tarot writer Mary Greer
and I have taught an annual class together at the Omega Institute for 14
years. This year, our theme is 'Tarot and Relationships.' (For more information,
see the calendar.)
Goddard College is the place where I have a chance to share my experience and knowledge about writing. In July 2002 I joined the faculty teaching in the Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program. It's a wonderful experience. |
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Omega Institute |
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Goddard College |
| Art | |
| Stone River Giclee produced the prints from the original art for the Shining Tribe Tarot. Stone River's founder, a brilliant painter named Steve Kerner, creates prints for a great many artists but only features a very few on his web site. I'm honored to be one of them. | |
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Stone River Giclee |
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Pens and Stationery
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| All of my books have been written with fountain pens in large journals and then transferred to computer. Like Tarotists, pen collectors are a widely scattered group of people brought together on the Web. Here are two of the best all-around pen sites, plus a site for what may be my favorite store in the world, Papier Plus, in Paris, makers of exquisite journals. | |
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Pen Trace |
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Pen Lovers |
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Papier Plus |